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Putin & Russia
- Thread starter Rorschach
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metalgear
Luka Modric
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...yachts-to-fund-ukrainian-war-effort-t7xlzpw68
Is this legal? What's the basis? It looks like capitalizing on a war situation - once you denounce one nation you can seize the assets of the citizens of that country.
In this case it makes it worse as it feeds the US war machinery.... Some kind of convoluted money laundering scheme haha
Is this legal? What's the basis? It looks like capitalizing on a war situation - once you denounce one nation you can seize the assets of the citizens of that country.
In this case it makes it worse as it feeds the US war machinery.... Some kind of convoluted money laundering scheme haha
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
That reminds me - I need to renew my pool club membership
I don’t get it?
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Ok. I really don't get the Russian narrative now. Its just odd.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Somewhat linked - An interesting Twitter thread about warfare evolution during this conflict.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
It is explained superbly here
@parklane1 this here is why Twitter is excellent and not populated solely by macarons. There are loads of great threads and people to follow, just follow the right people:
Lukashenko "I know the position of Russia. I know what Russia offers Ukraine. Why Ukraine, on whose territory military actions are taking place, people dying, is not interested in these negotiations, is another question. Answer to this question can be found in Washington DC"
Finney Is Back
Andy Thompson
Zero chance of either of those things. This will be a long drawn out affair. It will cost a lot of Ukrainian civilian lives, heavy military casualties on both sides and pretty much a complete crippling of Russia's military hardware (so we can at least be thankful of small mercies).
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
Of course, arms companies can't make money if no one is firing the weapons.
How many billion dollars have the US sent in "aid"? Every cent has went into coffers of the arms dealers. Kerfudgingching!